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Polymarket Launches 15-Minute Up/Down Prediction Markets for Gold and Silver
Chainlink posted on the X platform stating that prediction market Polymarket has deepened its collaboration with the official Chainlink oracle, expanding its high-speed 15-minute prediction markets from cryptocurrencies to other asset classes. The 15-minute up/down markets for gold and silver are now live, with additional commodities to be added subsequently, followed by expansions into equities and foreign exchange. Polymarket also confirmed the launch of the aforementioned markets on the X platform, noting that Chainlink serves as the official oracle partner for its high-speed up/down markets.
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